Wheel size help
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wound this fit on my car lowered with an eibach pro kit?
18x8.5 +35mm and 2 18x9.5 +35mm
i dont know much about offsets and I can get these for a decent price. even if i need like a 5mm spacer on the rear that would be fine... thanx
18x8.5 +35mm and 2 18x9.5 +35mm
i dont know much about offsets and I can get these for a decent price. even if i need like a 5mm spacer on the rear that would be fine... thanx
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yes they will fit no problem at all with plenty of clearance. the even offset front to rear is best on the z IMO. the higher the offset number the more the wheel gets pulled into the fender well, the lower the offset number the more the wheel gets pushed out towards the fender lip. for those sizes you can easily run 20mm front & rear w/o any rubbing issues. thats 15mm clearnace you have over those sizes. 15mm is well over 1/2" more tucked into the fenderwell, you could probably stand to add 10mm spacers with extended lugs front & rear if your into the aggressive stance........
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OK ... I see that you have similar sizes... do you have any pics of what the wheel looks like in the fender and what are your offsets? if i just add a 10mm spacer in the rear it will not rub correct?
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